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| + | * ''Dulce et Decorum Est Desipere in Loco'' - the motto of De Vries and his lineage. According to him, it translates as "It is pleasant and proper to be foolish once in a while". | ||
| + | ** ''Editor's note:'' The Latin word ''loco'' actually means "place (n.)", not "foolish (adj.)"; this is presumably the product of a false etymology of the Spanish word ''loco'', which itself properly means not "foolish" but "crazy". It is unclear whether this error was intentional on either level. | ||
* "The Nomadic Master of Psychoceramics. It is truly a privilege to serve in his stead when he goes on his little adventures." - [[Agatha Palmerstone]] | * "The Nomadic Master of Psychoceramics. It is truly a privilege to serve in his stead when he goes on his little adventures." - [[Agatha Palmerstone]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:19, 13 April 2021
- Dulce et Decorum Est Desipere in Loco - the motto of De Vries and his lineage. According to him, it translates as "It is pleasant and proper to be foolish once in a while".
- Editor's note: The Latin word loco actually means "place (n.)", not "foolish (adj.)"; this is presumably the product of a false etymology of the Spanish word loco, which itself properly means not "foolish" but "crazy". It is unclear whether this error was intentional on either level.
- "The Nomadic Master of Psychoceramics. It is truly a privilege to serve in his stead when he goes on his little adventures." - Agatha Palmerstone
